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> And there's no point now. Just get them to switch to Visual Studio 2015 and you'll gain most of the key features, and less of the lag/bugs/memory usage. Ther
by vetinari 11y ago
> And there's no point now. Just get them to switch to Visual Studio 2015 and you'll gain most of the key features, and less of the lag/bugs/memory usage.
There's always a point. I don't suppose that VS integrates well with JBoss or other J2EE appservers, for example, or does run on OSX or Linux machines.
- nextweek2 11y agoVisual Studio Code is a breath of fresh air. It is cross platform, support lots of languages (including Java) and it's very extensible with plugins. Whilst IDE's and editors are very much a bike shed topic, I've stopped using WebStorm for VSCode because it's got so much going for it. It would be interesting to hear from any Java developers that have tried VSCode.